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Unifeeder regular shipping connection with DCT Gdansk terminal
| November 10, 2009 | Liner Shipping
From October 2009 the Danish shipping company Unifeeder ' one of the largest feeder operators in Europe - opened a new regular feeder service from DCT Gdansk terminal. Read More »
Crowley's first $1 million tug engine replacement part of Port of L.A. clean air quality initiative
| November 10, 2009 | Liner Shipping
The air is a little cleaner at the Port of Los Angeles these days. Just this month, the new and improved Crowley harbor class tug Leader re-entered the ship assist and escort fleet of vessels following an extensive repowering of the vessel's main engines Read More »
Maersk Line to re-join trans-Pacific Stabilization Agreement
| November 08, 2009 | Liner Shipping
Maersk Line has decided to apply for membership in the Trans-Pacific Stabilization Agreement (TSA) after a five year absence. With Maersk Line's acceptance, there will be 15 members of this research and discussion forum made up of major ocean shipping li Read More »
WTSA container lines extend 2009-10 rate restoration effort
| November 08, 2009 | Liner Shipping
Container shipping lines in the Westbound Transpacific Stabilization Agreement (WTSA) are proposing a new series of general rate increases (GRIs) on December 1, 2009 and January 15, 2010, that will affect all dry and refrigerated cargoes to all Asia desti Read More »
Hamburg S'd ups calls at ICTSI Syrian terminal
| November 08, 2009 | Liner Shipping
Tartous International Container Terminal jsc (TICT), terminal operator of the container handling facility at the Port of Tartous in Syria, has revealed that German megaliner, Hamburg S'd, has shifted most of its vessel calls from Lattakia to Tartous. Read More »
ELAA's Bourne Assesses Liner Shipping on the European Trades Post-Conferences
| November 01, 2009 | Liner Shipping
Speaking at the Global Shipping Summit in Dalian last week, ELAA's Executive Director Chris Bourne outlined the challenges his Members face in the current poor trading environment, co-incidental with the EU's abolition of liner shipping conferences. Read More »
BBC Chartering offers upright solutions for wind turbine towers
| November 01, 2009 | Liner Shipping
Wind turbine towers destined for the world's biggest offshore wind park are being transported upright on board a BBC Chartering and Logistic ship in an innovative project aimed at improving on similar methodology used when the towers are shipped by barge. Read More »
Evergreen enhances presence in East-Med & Black Sea
| November 01, 2009 | Liner Shipping
Evergreen Line will strengthen its coverage of the East-Mediterranean and Black Sea regions by cooperating with Norasia Container Lines, Ltd. (CSAV Norasia). Commencing in early November, a slot exchange agreement involving Evergreen's Far East-Mediterran Read More »
Maersk commits to Port of Charleston
| November 01, 2009 | Liner Shipping
Maersk Line, the world's largest ocean carrier, has signed a new, five-year agreement with the Port of Charleston, South Carolina State Ports Authority (SCSPA) President & CEO Jim Newsome announced during his first State-of-the-Port Address to the local m Read More »
Maersk Line makes changes to its Trans-Atlantic service network
| November 01, 2009 | Liner Shipping
Maersk Line announced revisions to its trans-Atlantic network including removal of the Trans-Atlantic 3 (TA3) service between North America and Northern Europe in an effort to adjust capacity to better suit market demand. Read More »
CMA CGM adds New Orleans
| October 25, 2009 | Liner Shipping
As the newest port added to the rotation, the weekly service will offer competitive transit times to Antwerp, Felixstowe, Bremerhaven and Le Harve. Read More »
3rd Annual WCA Projects Network Conference attracts record attendance
| October 25, 2009 | Liner Shipping
The 3rd Annual WCA Projects Network Conference (WCAPN) held on September 17-19 in Istanbul, Turkey attracted a record seventy delegates from forty countries. Although the membership of the groups is 'open' (see below), the companies have been selected for Read More »
Maersk increases commitment to breakbulk, out of gauge market
| October 25, 2009 | Liner Shipping
Guided by a commitment to serve the needs of global shippers, Maersk Line continues to expand on scope of service with a significant investment in new breakbulk and out of gauge (OOG) equipment. Read More »
Evergreen Enhances Presence in the East-Mediterranean and Black Sea Areas
| October 22, 2009 | Liner Shipping
Evergreen Line will strengthen its coverage of the East-Mediterranean and Black Sea regions by cooperating with Norasia Container Lines Ltd (CSAV Norasia). Commencing in early November, a slot exchange agreement involving Evergreen's Far East-Mediterranea Read More »
Truckers name APL terminal best at California port
| October 22, 2009 | Liner Shipping
Global shipping leader APL, the world's fifth-largest container carrier, is also one of the industry's best terminal operators. That seems to be the consensus of truckers from coast-to-coast that call daily at APL's US facilities. Read More »
MOL renews long-term lease for L.A. container terminal
| October 20, 2009 | Liner Shipping
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. announced that its wholly owned terminal operator TraPac, Inc. renewed its long-term lease contract for a container terminal at the Port of Los Angeles. The signing ceremony for the new contract was held on October 15, with parti Read More »
Evergreen rate restoration Europe - Mediterranean Sea Trade
| October 15, 2009 | Liner Shipping
In view of the increasing operation costs, implementing a further rate restoration program is necessary to maintain reliable service. Read More »
MOL starts consolidation service for Steve Madden, Ltd.
| October 15, 2009 | Liner Shipping
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (MOL) announced that Steve Madden, Ltd., a leading international footwear and fashion designer, has selected Hong Kong-based MOL Consolidation Service Limited (MCS) as its exclusive buyer's consolidator encompassing China and Ind Read More »
Evergreen and China Shipping offer joint service between Asia and Pacific Northwest
| October 15, 2009 | Liner Shipping
Evergreen Line and China Shipping commenced a joint weekly service linking ports in Asia to locations in the American and Canadian Pacific Northwest. The two lines say that the purpose of the new service is to use mutual slots more efficiently and share r Read More »
Rickmers-Linie & Eastern Car Liner to expand cooperation in trans-Pacific
| October 12, 2009 | Liner Shipping
Rickmers-Linie, the Hamburg based break-bulk, heavylift and project cargo specialist and Eastern Car Liner, Ltd, Tokyo, will expand their cooperation in the Trans Pacific trade. Since 2006 Rickmers-Linie has deployed ECL's vessels from the US to Asia. The Read More »
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I am the one on top
I am the one on top
Hot hot. How did you take those pics, with a web cam (just curious)?
What's the age difference?
he is 64 I am 33 now
Found on the net:
http://sinmanias.blogspot.com.es/ or Sin Manías blogspot.
Dad and son incest -roleplay- and all the men in the family, all models legal aga. The site has videos, stories, comics, hot photo captions and it may cause you a hot boner.
In spanish language.
I always get hard at the idea of my dad fucking me balls deep!
positive looked pretty good naked, towered over you
negative your threshold for pain, greatly tested
negative liked really lousy food
positive he was unable to cook same
negative real slob around the house
positive real slob in bedroom, every Sunday afternoon, from around 1pm to 3pm, and assorted weekday nights, approx 2-3am
positive always had a roll of 20's in a his dirty backpocket
negative you'd do anything for a 20
negative lived in mobile home, in the woods
positive (can't think of one whatsoever. I mean, I'd lived on Park Ave for 6 years)
positive always zee ganga on zee coffee table
negative let me get back to you....
positive had gotten amazing experience being in charge of this kind of thing (at San Quentin, unfortunately)
negative bad body art; a dispassionate top
negative sweaty/dirty from work; didn't shower religiously
positive less time doing laundry
negative condoms too small for his penis, back then
positive (same)
I love how this thread is the 2nd most viewed thread in the Gay Fetish, Kink, and other Porn section
Wow, haha. This was in 2006. To think this guy regretted making this thread and now it has become what it is today. A thread still alive after 8 years with over 1.8 million++ views.
Little did this guy realize that 8 years later this thread would rise to become the 2nd most viewed thread in this section and be cockfull of amazing hot stories.
This guy has left an indefinite legacy and significant contribution to the JustusBoys forum and created a discussion where men could share hot stories of what they want to do (or have done) with their fathers.
I raise my glass to you Sir!! Wherever you are today
Last edited by VXQZ69; March 13th, 2014 at 08:19 AM.
I wonder why he changed his mind about the thread.
I dont know what his deal is lol.
Honestly don't know if its to mess with the guys interested in their fathers or its to get them hyped lol.
goddddddd won't somebody do some good new incest porn already?!?!?!?! I keep thinking of so many hot scenarios in my head. I thought i'd make a brief list
1) dad catches power-bottom son bouncing on a big dildo. Asks him about it, son persuades him to try, helps him out with it. Runs out of lube so uses spit, things get hotter
2) son discovers dad's underwear, wanks off in it and cums in it. Dad finds cum stained underwear and questions son.
3) son drinks cum out of dad's used condoms in the bedroom bin
4) son finds out his two dads are also gay pornstars. Becomes curious and beats off to it, then dads discover
5) son seduces dad through false alias on grindr. shows him dick pics and gets his dad off. Things get stronger from there
Hot scenarios, bluestyle2005... Here are some more:
- son discovers dad wears a cock cage. He plants him a wrong key for the lock and of course dad gets his cock locked up and owned by his son
- son jerks off while watching his dad wash the car, take a shower, take a nap etc.
- dad and son get a double bed at a hotel. Son discovers dad is a heavy sleeper. He starts with sniffing him, touching him gently, eventually pulling down dad's undies and tasting his soft cock, giving his still asleep dad a real wet dream as he cums
- due to financial troubles dad moves in with his son and his roommate. Instead of paying the rent they agree that dad does all the housework. Things escalate and dad becomes a servant for the boys
- son gives a massage to his dad who gets hard and cums
Calm down and go to http://www.nifty.org/nifty/gay/incest/
.......and perhaps you should consider contributing to the site.
Last edited by VXQZ69; March 15th, 2014 at 09:35 PM.
I'm sure most people by now have probably seen these, but if not I'll post them anyway
Dad nurses on his own son's nipple:
Real dad plays with his own son's pee hole:
Real son fucks dad and more:
I wouldn't say these guys are real son and dad, but it's still hot nonetheless
I used to give massages to my dad when I was younger and I had him strip down to his boxerbriefs... Keep jerking off thinking about how it felt like to grab his juicy ass!
My sincere apologies. Didn't realize my posts made anyone feel weird or anything. Thanks for the forum.
Great ideas here too
These 2 look completely alike... can they be father & son? I mean REAL! http://www.machomoe.com/video/16867/...rab-daddy.html
Last edited by lefingum; March 17th, 2014 at 06:41 AM.
II had sex with my dad from late teens until I was in my late 30's. It was the hottest sex I ever had. We would jerk off together and each other and suck each other. I lovef sucking him and feel and taste his delicious cum and them keep his cum in my mouth while I jerked off and would slowly swallow his cum as I shot my load
I have heard that this is real: http://www.xnxx.com/video6721399/sucking_daddys_cock
I quite liked this on, a story about the younger brother finding out his older bro is a s&m master, and then they fuck in. A threesome http://www.gayforit.eu/video/269032/...et--Full-Movie
I was never really into the older brother fucks younger brother fantasy but Devin Draz is such a mean fucker yum!!!
dad son nsfw tumblr
Haha, rofl....gotta love the tile: "....and not his step-son." I guess they can't say dad and son for some legal reason I'm guessing.
That's cool that you know him. If you speak to him in Spanish by chance, I bet he has that sexy Argentine accent. It sounds like a Spaniard, but also Italian. I love it.
Sorry if this is a repost, but here it is...
Not a real dad and son porn involving incest, but a great intergenerational gay orgy to cause you a boner and the rest is up to you... Dads&Lads weekender (part 1). Enjoy.

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- Cartoon Characters: Marshal BraveStarr, Deputy Fuzz, Handlebar, Judge B.J., Outlaw Scuzz, Shaman, Stampede, Tex Hex, 30-30.
- Directed By Tom Tataranowicz.
- Produced By Lou Scheimer.
- Written By Bob Forward, Steve Hayes.
- Music: Frank W. Becker.
- Originally Released on March 18, 1988.
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7 For God is king of all earth; sing ye [psalm] wisely. (For God is the King of all the earth; sing ye songs with all your skill/sing ye songs, and understand what they mean.) | 7 For God is the King of all the earth; sing to him a psalm of praise. |
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In the first incident, a 30-year-old woman who lives in an apartment in the 9600 block of South 48th Street was awakened by her attacker about 1 a.m., said Phoenix detective Tony Morales.
The man threatened the woman verbally and sexually assaulted her before leaving, Morales said.
An hour later, a man matching the same description forced his way into the apartment of a 20-year-old woman in the 5100 block of East Guadalupe Road and attacked her as she slept, Morales said.
The attacker in each instance was described as being a heavyset white male around 30 years of age with a pot belly, Morales said. He was last seen wearing a dark-colored sweatshirt, gray jeans and tennis shoes.
No weapon or vehicle was seen by the victims, Morales said.
Detectives canvassed the neighborhood in the hopes of finding someone who heard or saw something, Morales said.


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A portrait of summer in Finland
Margot lives alone in the huge farmhouse, growing berries in the summer, managing her forest in the winter. She's succeeded in taking up farming from scratch. She came here 10 years ago, quitting her job in a bank to start a new life as a farmer. 'People told me, "You'll never do it, you cannot do it." They all sat in a bar in Nagu town telling each other I couldn't do it, because I am a woman, because I worked in a bank. They didn't know what kind of person I am on the inside.'
She might be atypical of the region's farmers, but Margot follows in a long tradition of island resourcefulness and formidable Finnish women. Finland was the first country in the world to grant unrestricted voting rights to women in 1906, and elected its first female president in 2000.
To the lighthouse
In summer, the waterways between the islands teem with life. There is every kind of watercraft: passenger ferries, car ferries, sailing yachts, rowing skiffs, motorboats. Most thrilling of all are the rigid inflatable boats that whizz between the islands, cutting hour-long journeys to a matter of minutes.
Standing on an inflatable, holding on tightly, I feel like I'm watching the journey on fast forward. The islands rip past. The scene judders as the boat bounces over a series of waves. The tower of Bengtskär lighthouse appears in the distance, like a factory chimney upon an L-shaped chunk of granite. The building is faced with granite quarried from the island and, in bright sunshine, it presents a slightly fearsome aspect: half Colditz, half Hogwarts. It was built in 1906 to make this route secure for ships. West of the lighthouse lies a treacherous array of rocks and shallows.
At the top of the tower, two automated lamps do the work that once required the presence of five lighthouse keepers and their families. Their rooms are now let to the visitors who have made the 90-minute boat trip from the ports of Kasnäs and Hanko.
This place has seen its fair share of strife. It was bombed in WWI and attacked by the Soviet army in WWII. A plaque in the whitewashed chapel on the second floor commemorates those Finnish soldiers who died defending it.
Aside from the lighthouse and a few outbuildings, there is virtually nothing here except bare rock and a few wildflowers – knapweed, wild pansies – that have somehow found enough soil to grow in. But, this being Finland, one of the buildings houses a sauna, fuelled by wood that is brought to the island by boat. Finns are almost fanatical about the benefits of the sauna – which is in fact a Finnish word. In 1999, some of the country's hard-core sauna enthusiasts instigated an annual world championships. Participants competed to see who could stay the longest in a sauna heated to 110˚C. The event was abandoned in 2010 after a Russian competitor died and the Finnish champon was hospitalised.
But, approached a little more sensibly, the sauna is a deeply pleasant and therapeutic experience. I step inside the tiny granite building. A couple of ladlefuls of water on the rocks above the stove raises the temperature to scalding. After about 10 minutes I emerge, sweaty and disoriented, and clamber down the rocks to the sea, expecting the cold to be shocking.
In fact, it's unexpectedly lovely. The water is not salty at all – a quirk of this part of the Baltic – and its relative shallowness means that it warms up quickly in summer. Even at this northerly latitude, and miles from the mainland, the water is pleasantly swimmable. That night, in a simple whitewashed bedroom, I fall asleep immediately, but my dreams are full of water and I wake up rather confused, finding myself on a lone rock in the middle of the dark sea.
Art meets nature
Their tiny populations and the seemingly endless summer light make the islands places of serenity and contemplation.


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1. A Lam says in an article that after two days of debates, Malian MPs
adopted the constitutional review bill yesterday by an overwhelming
majority: 141 MPs voted in favor, three voted against, and one abstained.
He notes that during the debate, the MPs dwelled back at great lengths on
the timeliness and the timing of the review. Many of them consider that
the priority should have been given to the organization of the 2012
general elections. Some MPs see in the creation of the senate a "useless
unwieldiness" added to the parliament work. Daba Diawara, the minister of
state reform, reassu red that with the constitutional review, the nature
of the regime -- semi-presidential -- does not change and that it is still
the Third Republic. Honorable MP Mountaga Tall of the National Congress of
Democratic Initiatives added that "this review was necessary to correct
the shortcomings that have appeared in the practice of our constitution."
So, the MPs, in their majority, approved the new provisions. (p 3: 650
Bamako Les Echos in French -- Privately owned daily close to the original
trend of the ex-ruling party Alliance for Democracy in Mali, Adema
1. Denis Kone says in an article that "the MPs reluctantly adopted the
constitutional review bill," a bill that President Amadou Toumani Toure
had his heart set on. He says that seemingly, the presidency had
undertaken everything possible so that the text is approved by the
National Assembly. In any case, some MPs from the opposition as well as
from the majority, denounced the text in its substance and the way the
presentation sessions have been conducted in the parliamentary
commissions. The writer argues that it is a "mechanical" majority that
adopted the bill, because some presidents of parliamentary groups, who,
from the onset, had deemed this reform untimely on the eve of the general
elections, invited the MPs of their respective parliamentary groups to
vote in favor of the bill. (p 3; 500 words)
2. In a contribution entitled "Barack as Chirac?" Cheick Mouctary Diarra
expresses his disappointment with President Barack Obama's foreign policy
in general, and African policy in particular. With Obama, people had
thought and hoped that the United States would stop being the gendarme of
the Judeo-Christian world. Well, people were mistaken. Diarra says that
just as French President Chirac did in Dakar, Obama granted a collective
audience to four African heads of state last weekend just for a handshake.
He states that the US Presi dent had no right to act so and our leaders
had no obligation to accept his invitation. He commends former Malian
President Alpha Oumar Konare for his courage, because he turned down such
an invitation from Chirac. Diarra urges Obama - the Black- to learn the
values of the peoples his father sprang from, because "in Africa, gold and
money, gun and sword do not make man, it is his preserved dignity that
bestows on him honor and respect." (p 5; 600 words)
Bamako Le Republicain in French -- Privately owned daily close to the
former opposition National Renaissance Party, Parena
1. Assan Kone, in an article, explains how the constitutional review bill
has been adopted by the National Assembly. He says that by a tally of 141
MPs for and only three against, and only one abstention, the elected
officials of the nation decided, upon President Toure's request, to give a
new impetus to Malian democracy, through the substantial modification of
the constitution of 25 February 1992. Kone argues that it could not be
otherwise, because at the opening of the parliamentary session on 1
August, Mrs Camara Saoudatou Dembele, president of the law commission,
displayed her wish: "Honorable colleagues, I invite you to support the
president's initiative, and to have it endorsed by a majority of people
because it goes toward the strengthening of our institutions and the
strengthening of our democratic system." (p 3; 1,300 words)
2. In a contribution, former Prime Minister Soumana Sako says that the
constitutional reform is "a serious and imminent threat to the
constitutional order born out of the revolution of 26 March 1991. He
considers that "its adoption would dangerously sanction the break between
'official' Mali and 'actual' Mali." The daily publishes the contribution
in full. (pp 6, 7, 10; 4,000 words)
3. In an open letter to the president of the republic addressed to Obama,
Sarkozy, and Cameron, Adam Thiam denounces the double standard policy of
the United States, France, and Great Britain in Libya, Syria, and China.
He says that the strategy adopted by these three statesmen in a bid to
bring down Al-Qadhafi, has produced the contrary effect: even Africans who
did not love Al-Qadhafi are today sympathizing with him. Thiam argues that
Libya is blamed for lack of democracy, but the situation in China is not
different from that in Al-Qadhafi's country. While Al-Qadhafi is accused
of having killed 2,000 people in Benghazi on the onset of the uprising,
for three months, every Friday, people have been dying under the bullets
of Bachar al-Assad's regime. For their lack of humility, Thiam invites the
"masters of the world" to be consistent and to display a little more
fairness. He claims that "Bachar al-Assad is today the proof that Western
bombs only serve a doctrine: that of their captains of industry, and never
morale or ethics." (p 5; 700 words)
Ba mako Info Matin in French -- Privately owned daily close to the former
opposition Rally for Mali, RPM
1. Sekouba Samake says in an article that like the family code, which was
adopted by the National Assembly and which was immediately withdrawn by
President Amadou Toumani Toure because of the ensuing strong street
protest, the constitutional reforms, as they were adopted by the MPs
yesterday, risk setting ablaze the streets of Bamako. For a good reason, a
considerable section of the society -- namely all the movements -- has
asserted its determination to prevent by all means the planned
constitutional referendum. (p 9; 850 words)
Bamako Le Combat in French -- Privately owned daily close to the majority
party Union for Republic and Democracy, URD
1. Oumar Diakite says in an article entitled "President Toure's Difficult
End of Term in Office" that everything is going wrong in Mali almost a
year from President Toure's last day in office. He explai ns that for the
referendum and the 2012 general elections, Mali needs FCFA22 billion. In
addition to the time constraints, there are henceforth the sectorial
claims at the origin of the outcry of the National Union of Mali Workers
(UNTM). After the UNTM, the members of the Bar Association have taken turn
and announced their concerns and reservations. Even though, as a matter
principle, the lawyers have approved constitutional reforms, they have
made substantial reservations "particularly since no difficulty -- whether
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ATM: Please tell us the circumstances in which you met O-Sensei.
SENSEI: It was 1947, two years after the end of WW II. When I was in Junior High School, my mother, my two younger brothers, and I went to Iwama to live in a thatched-roofed, one-room hut attached to O-Sensei's Iwama dojo. At first, when I looked into the dojo, I saw people falling down like cats and doing other strange things. At times, they seemed to be doing something archaic, like ancient prayer. I didn't want to join them. But O-Sensei invited me in, and I thought I should try. I went along and, in time, got used to the rolling and movement. I was attracted to the spiritual atmosphere.
ATM: Did O-Sensei teach every night?
SENSEI: O-Sensei offered a nightly class for five or six of the village kids. Every night he would give us keiko.
Japan had been disarmed after its surrender, and no martial arts were allowed. People were embarrassed about military things; anything that had to do with warriors or defense was unpopular. So, few people were practicing martial arts. It may be that, at the time, we were the only existing Aikido class in Japan - perhaps even in the world.
ATM: What was the physical setup of the Iwama dojo then?
SENSEI: The dojo was quite small, and it had a wooden floor. There was an alter. Inside the dojo building, there was also a waiting room with tatami - maybe 8 mats.
O-Sensei's house was about 500 feet away. The Aiki Jinja [shrine] was between the house and the dojo.
ATM: How did you like working on a wooden floor?
SENSEI: At the beginning, it was horrible, but I got used to it.
Of course, in our practice, we did very simple things. We would do the same things over and over, every day. I think that every session we started out with seated kokyu waza and ended with kokyu waza.
The electrical supply was very low at the time, and the power often went off. We would have lights for 15 minutes or so, and then it would get dark again. We would sit and wait in the waiting room without saying anything. What was remarkable was that O-Sensei's eyes would glare even in the darkness, like cats' eyes.
Some of us didn't have gis; I think I borrowed one. Everyone was poor. But every night the keiko would go on.
Every day, O-Sensei would do something extraordinary. I couldn't really believe my eyes. It was like a miracle every day. We would push him, and he wouldn't move. He would throw people without effort. Or he would pin a person using just one finger. He would talk to us in a very relaxed way, while the person he was pinning would struggle to get up. That was something he really liked to do. I think it may have been the way he was exerting his ki.
Whatever he said was spiritual - and impossible to comprehend. Also he would often say that Aikido is a path of no resistance and, although it seemed contradictory, that it is a path of challenging spirit. He said that Aikido embodied the circle, triangle, and square. We just listened.
ATM: Did you help with the farming?
SENSEI: Sometimes. As I recall, I only helped on the weekends or during the harvest season.
When he was farming, O-Sensei was very powerful, amazing. He was always going "Sh, sh, sh."
ATM: Telling people to be quiet?
SENSEI: No, it was his way of breathing. He was exhaling with sound, and working with great vigor, very fast. He was avery skilled farmer.
He was very religious. Every morning, he would make an offering at the dojo and then pray in his very high pitched, strong voice. These rituals were important to him.
Most of the time he did not invite any of us to join him. Once a month, there was a ceremony that we could join, but usually he prayed by himself.
ATM: Do you remember what O-Sensei would chant?
SENSEI: Often, he would recite a very standard Shinto purification prayer, misogi no norito. Then he would chant "hito, futa, mi, yo, itsu, muyu, nan, ya, koko-no, tari, momo, chi, yorozu. He would chant this over and over in a very high tone. My mother just hated it.
ATM: What does the chant mean?
SENSEI: Interestingly, it means "1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 100, 1000, 10000."
I often go back to that chant and ponder its meaning. I have become a one stroke painter; one is important. And what is the significance of 1000 and 10,000? I recently started a project called "Ten Millennium Future," in which we ask the question, "Do we want humanity to survive for another ten thousand years?" If so, how?
At the time, O-Sensei's chant didn't mean much to me; it was just some numbers. But now it is speaking to me.
ATM: At that time, where was Kisshomaru Ueshiba, the current Doshu?
SENSEI: In Tokyo, working for a stock broker.
Saito Sensei was near Iwama, although he was not a sensei at the time. He was six or seven years older than I was - over 20 -, and he came every night by train.
Sometimes Koichi Tohei San and Abe San would come to study, and there were a few other students as well.
ATM: Did you ever hear O-Sensei talk about WW II?
SENSEI: He often talked about ai as love, but I don't remember him talking about the war.
I think that, when I lived in Iwama, O-Sensei was developing Aikido as an art for peaceful times. Before then, although he had realized that the spirit of martial arts is love, many people had come to study with him to learn skills for combat and conquest. But the period during which I was in Iwama was a quiet time of reflection and rebuilding. O-Sensei's vision was deepened through his life of farming and his work with students. On the mat, O-Sensei really hated our struggling with each other, pushing each other, or trying to use force. These things were completely against his Aikido. When he was away, some youngsters would have fun competing with one another, wrestling. But that was completely opposite from what O-Sensei was teaching.
ATM: Did O-Sensei teach you bokken and jo?
SENSEI: Yes. Very simple movements were a regular part of our practice. But because the dojo was small, only one pair could work at one time.
ATM: Was O-Sensei stern?
SENSEI: He was strict. He would sometimes smile, but he wouldn't tell jokes. He didn't do or say anything wasteful. He was always focused on the spiritual life, and Aikido was part of that life.
ATM: Were you a good student of Aikido?
SENSEI: My younger brother was a good student. He was athletic, and I think that he was one of O-Sensei's favorite students. I was clumsy and more interested in intellectual things. I wanted to be a writer, a thinker. So, I was the worst student in the group.
ATM: What were O-Sensei's classes like? Did you do warm-up exercises, stretching?
SENSEI: We didn't have a warm-up. We started with sitting kokyu. Then O-Sensei would show a technique - like ikkyo or nikkyo- and the students would do it slowly. O-Sensei would watch us, sitting or standing. Sometimes he would get our attention and explain something or clarify a detail with a demonstration.
In daily classes, we didn't do many variations. We would do more advanced training, like randori, at retreats, when people would come from the outside.
ATM: Is it true that O-Sensei picked you to do some calligraphy for him?
SENSEI: I had started studying calligraphy in school about that time. I think that O-Sensei thought my handwriting looked like his. So, he asked me to do some work - like writing certificates similar to those handed out today. It is a strange coincidence that I did calligraphy for O-Sensei and later became an artist and calligrapher - almost a foreshadowing.
ATM: When did you leave Iwama?
SENSEI: After I studied with O-Sensei for a year and a half, I moved to Tokyo to get a job as an apprentice printer. (Kisshomaru Sensei got me the job.) I was very surprised that, before I left Iwama, O-Sensei promoted me to shodan. (There were no kyu ranks at the time.) I expected that my brother would get a dan ranking before me.
O-Sensei would often ask us, his students, to take care of Aikido. I was just a beginning student, but I felt that in some way he had given me a personal message - that, as my teacher, he had entrusted me with his art. I felt that I needed to do something to help Aikido.
ATM: What form did your help take?
SENSEI: Around 1960, after I had written some books, the Hozansha Press got the idea of publishing an Aikido book in English. The publisher talked to Kisshomaru Sensei, and he agreed to allow me and a friend, Roy Maurer Jr., to translate the book Aikido.
Some of our original decisions were questionable. For example, we translated "dojo" as "gymnasium," and we translated the names of all the techniques into English.
Terry Dobson was sent to help us. He was an uchideshi and probably the highest ranking Western student at the time. Roy and I hated the idea of this big, tough-looking guy messing with our work. But eventually Terry became our good friend. My friendship with Terry lasted until he died. When we were putting the book together, we thought there weren't enough good photos of O-Sensei. We suggested that the publisher, Hozansha, hire a photographer to take some. Many of the well-known photos of O-Sensei, like the one of him with his hand on a tree, were taken at this time. We were very happy about the result.
We included O-Sensei's short memoir as part of the book Aikido. In the Western world, that piece has frequently been used as a text on O-Sensei's philosophy, and it has been quoted in many places.
ATM: Have you studied with Aikido teachers other than O-Sensei?
SENSEI: No, I have not studied with other teachers. O-Sensei is my only teacher. I often think about Aikido and, when I have questions, I go back to O-Sensei in my memory. In that way, I am still learning from him, almost 50 years later.
ATM: How has Aikido influenced your life outside the dojo?
SENSEI: I am a calligrapher and painter. I think that my knowledge of how to use ki has been important for my art - that it has helped me to use brushes, big or small, in a very direct, straightforward, and honest way.
Also, I feel that my study of Aikido helps me in many ways when I do peace work and environmental work. For example, it has helped me to see the necessity of incorporating the energy of all sides to a dispute - including that of the people who develop new types of weapons and the people who want to go to war. Working for peace involves moving confidently and precisely, searching for the best way to change the situation - just like O'Sensei's throwing people on the mat.
Also, from O-Sensei's movement, I learned to look for the breakthrough point. In peace or environmental work, it's absurd to think that all our efforts will be successful. Things don't work that way; there is always failure. But, in Aikido, after we are thrown down, we get back up and do something other than being thrown down. As we "fail," we are always searching for the breakthrough point. When we find that point, the situation changes drastically.
My feeling is that Aikido has much to offer the world. It can teach us to have smoother, more dynamic human relations - to view our "enemies" more like partners.
ATM: As an environmentalist, can you really view representatives of big corporations as partners rather than enemies?
SENSEI: Yes. We do have to be clear about what is wrong, what we want to change, and who is responsible. But we don't need to alienate those who are responsible or to regard them as our enemies. Instead, we may be able to think of them as friends who are doing destructive things - friends who need help in changing their course. Maybe we can talk to them like friends, without casting blame.
ATM: Are you saying that, when all goes well, dealing with corporations can be like performing Aikido throws?
SENSEI: Yes. When the strategy works, the result can be like beautiful throws. But before we can perform beautiful throws, we have to fail many times and perhaps get injured. That is the way we learn our lessons.
ATM: Do you trace your interest in the environment back to your days in Iwama?
SENSEI: In some ways. When I was in Iwama, people were very poor. Most of the cities had been burnt down, and we lived a primitive, humble life. We did not destroy the environment.
To my knowledge, O-Sensei did not advocate environmental work; there was no need at the time. But we can be inspired by his teaching and learn lessons that we can use as we work for the environment, for the social good, and for peace.
ATM: Please tell us about the details of life in Iwama at that time. What kind of food did people eat?
SENSEI: O-Sensei would eat chicken and eggs (eggs were a real treat!), but he would not eat the meat of four-legged animals. We mostly ate sweet potatoes - so many that I vowed never to eat sweet potatoes again in my life.
After O-Sensei ate his first small bowl of rice, his wife would say, "Would you like some more?" He would say, "Yes, give me three more grains"- meaning that he would just eat a little bit more.
ATM: What are your memories of O-Sensei's wife?
SENSEI: She was a very sweet lady. By the time I moved to Iwama, she was old and frail, and her back was bent. A very kind lady.
ATM: Where did the community's water come from?
SENSEI: There was a well right next to the dojo - a well with a rope and a wooden bucket.
Sometimes we would take baths at O-Sensei's house in a metal drum with a Юre under it. That was a real treat!
ATM: In an article in ATM, ["Years Before Pearl Harbor," ATM #43], you explained that your father held a key position in the Japanese army. Was O-Sensei respected by the military?
SENSEI: Yes, he was highly respected.
At one time, my father was a fencing champion at the military academy. He challenged O-Sensei with a bokken, and O-Sensei handled him like a baby. So, my father decided to be O-Sensei's student, and he moved close to the Tokyo dojo. O-Sensei and my father were very close.
Eventually, my father became a staff offcer at the Imperial Military Headquarters. He knew some members of the Imperial Family, and he introduced O-Sensei to them. O-Sensei also had other associates and students in high military and civilian offices.
ATM: In your previous article, you explained that O-Sensei joined with your father in an effort to head off WW II. Some of our readers would say this effort didn't really have anything to do with Aikido. In their opinion, Aikido just has to do with training on the mat, and it is completely nonpolitical. What do you think?
SENSEI: Some people may say that Aikido should be politically neutral. But, when we are in crisis, there are just two paths open to us: We do nothing until things get so bad that we can't survive, or we try to use our knowledge to change the situation. Each person has to make his or her own decision.
ATM: Would you say that Aikido has something to do with wisdom - that there is a wisdom to Aikido?
SENSEI: Yes. Wisdom is acquired using the body as well as the mind. The skill of incorporating various different forces into one positive force has to become a body-habit. We develop this habit in Aikido. Instead of getting angry and attacking, we receive forces coming to us and then move our bodies, becoming one with our opponents. That is great wisdom. Wisdom of this sort is desperately needed in this world, because we have so much quarreling and confrontation. Some people view confrontation and struggle as inevitable, but Aikido offers another way - a way to achieve things with less confict.
ATM: Are you surprised by what has happened to Aikido since 1947?
SENSEI: In the years after WW II, I never imagined that Aikido would expand as it has or that it would spread to the Western world. I am amazed by the number of people who study Aikido around the world. And I don't think that O-Sensei foresaw the expansion either. If he did, he never talked about it. What Aikido's growth shows is that, if the vision is right and the process is right, one person can affect many people. If we have a life-afЮrming vision and make it clear enough, our vision can prevail.
I feel that the Aikido community has much to offer to the world. I'd like people to think about Aikido's vast potential - about what is possible. There is a lesson for Aikidoists in the history of Buddhism. Japanese Buddhists did almost nothing to stop Japan's imperialism, colonialism, militarism, violence, and sexism. But when Buddhism (especially Zen) was introduced to the West, it became a strong positive inюuence for justice and social change; engaged Buddhism is now playing an important role in peace and environmental work. In the same way, Aikido's wisdom and insight can help us improve our society. Some people are already using Aikido that way.
We all know that we are in a global crisis. If we don't act quickly and shift our social priorities, we will perish in decades, not centuries. The climate will change, nuclear bombs may explode, the rain forest will be cut down, and so forth. We have to wake up and use our skill and knowledge so that we can survive and protect future generations. My hope is that a great number of people in the Aikido community will engage in this vital process of creating a sustainable future.


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The first time it happened I panicked. My vision was slowly filling up with shiny blobs of light. Instinctively I went to a dark room and, 15 minutes in, I couldn't see. Eventually it ramped down just like it ramped up. And as soon as it cleared, the pain started. I was never one for much pain medication, so I just put a cold rag on my forehead and bore it. Then the nausea kicked in. The pain subsided after a few hours. But it happened again the next week. And the next.
The third time, I hyperventilated from the pain and my boyfriend drove me to the hospital at 2 a.m. A scan cleared me of any brain tumors and I was diagnosed with ocular migraines. The doctor gave me a prescription for a drug used to help cancer patients deal with nausea and told me to get a bottle of Excedrin.
People who have had ocular migraines know what I'm talking about. It fills your world with panic. What will trigger it next? Bright white snow? Car headlights? My mother tells me my aunt gets shots to stop them, so I figure it must run in the family. I became attached to my sunglasses. I'd wear them even at night sometimes to block building or street lights. I had to pull over in my car once because I couldn't see through the "shinys," as I called them. It's not a good way to live. As a college sophomore, I was kept out of class and work with pain. I eventually learned to stop the pain by taking the Excedrin as soon as I saw the flashy lights. But that much medicine would leave me in a haze for the rest of the day.
Here's what gets me. As a sophomore, I had put on the freshman 15 and wanted to start the year eating healthy. I cut out all white grain products and switched to whole-grain bread and pasta. I ate healthy lean meats but would binge on sugar on the weekends. Years passed and I accepted migraines as a part of my life. I carried a big bottle of meds everywhere. Here's a look at my old diet:
I graduated college and married the boyfriend who drove me to the hospital. He was always overweight and I, being a journalist/graphic artist, was constantly bombarded with health information and the newest studies. So we tried a few of these popular trends to help him get his weight down (6-foot, 245). I wasn't as worried about mine at the time (5′ 7″, 145), but I figured I could stand to lose a few. We did P90X, the Abs Diet, lots of whole grains and really boring food. I still had migraines. I still had IBS, acne – oh and regular headaches, too!
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In late 2011 my husband found your website on some message boards. He started Primal and two weeks later, he says he feels like Superman! Able to leap tall buildings! Inspired to run around and lift things! The weight came off fast with his fasting schedule. I looked at the catalog of research online and it just seemed right. I couldn't be left out, and he needed my support like he always helped me through my migraines. I got the book [9] and started in January 2012 with a meal plan that looked like this:
And yes, I dropped down to 125 pounds (high school weight) and my husband lost 70. Yes, my IBS symptoms are gone. My skin is glowing and there are no more sugar crashes. But what makes me tear up in gratitude is that I haven't had a single migraine since.
Looking back, I have to pinpoint those grains/gluten as the migraine trigger. I've had sugar since (I still love ice cream). I've had legumes a few times, but I've been gluten free. And I won't go back. In July I stopped carrying around the industrial-sized bottle of pills. If Primal just cured the migraines alone, I'd still do it. It'd be worth it. The fear is finally gone.
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You go on and keep talking to your lonsome self, india boy.. becoz Thai lady couldn't care one hoot about india blah blah !
Do you really have eyesight problem (or are you a blind) or you can't see and read things well? Because if you don't have any of these problem then I wonder how could you not see me talking to posters and responding to their comments??? Do you see me talking to myself which makes you to think that I'm talking to myself?? Are you really alright?? Please take your medication which you might have forgotten or please do see a doctor because you don't see a normal person if you can't see or read thing well.
"Thai lady couldn't care one hoot about india blah blah"
Oh really??? If you don't care then what made you to have jumped in a conversation/debate over a topic involved Indians and India? Did anyone start talking/writing to YOU first? If not then why did you even CARE to write things on this thread which was created by an Indian and about Indians?? You say that Thai lady doesn't care ONE HOOT about India but then you couldn't stop yourself in participating in topic related to Indians. Your words and actions don't match, sweetipie.
One more fact which most Indians will never tell you and most world doesn't know. Actually those Indians who migrate or live outside of India are of either very-very poor families or at least middle class family. So obviously, the way they look or behave is COMPLETELY different than how most people are in India. Even if some of these Indians born at abroad, yet still their parents' fingerprints are obvious at them. So don't judge every Indian into one category. Indians do varies by their looks, color, attitude and the way of thinking and lifestyle. India is a very big country with all kinds of different people. I'm from North India and I look completely different than South Indians. Our foods are different. Our God is different to worship. Our movies are different. Our language and ways of wearing clothing are different. I mean we have nothing common except that we are Indians. So you do the math.
I can mingle with people of any country but can't mingle with South Indians. Every state in India has its own dialogue and culture and ways of living. And as I said that most people who live at abroad are not from high class family; instead they are either of very poor family or middle class. So obviously, they act and behave differently. The people from high family or very educated ones don't look "typical" Indians and they are often mistakenly considered of either Spanish, Italian, Middle-Eastern and etc. Nobody ever thought or said me to be an Indian and when I do tell them about me being an Indian then they just don't believe. They think of me either an Italian or Spanish. So don't make a mistake to think all Indians to be same whether in their look or in their ways of lifestyle. You will be surprised to know that we have people of exactly Chinese looking in India because many states in India (North side) attach to China like Nagaland, Mizorum and many more. If these people come in front of any Indian, we would never know that they are Indians unless they told us. Same goes to Napali people who are totally Indian in their language, food, clothing and everything but they look like Chinese people.
I know many Indians in America who are living in America for 30 years but don't take shower, smell, no manners at all, don't laundry, so cheap that I can't tell you, etc..etc...These people are the ones give a bad name to other Indians, but we Indians can't do anything about these people. I'm Indian too and so do many of my friends but they are not like these Indians. I've visited many countries including Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Japan, and many more wherein I saw how Indians are which made me ashamed of. So it doesn't surprise me when I see how people think of Indians..


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I have just cut off and stuck back in the soil and they root :-) Don't know when would be the 'right' time; here in So. California, I can do it anytime. |
George, see my posting on the fragrans; there are benefits to putting it outdoors in filtered sun for awhile. I think this might also be a prime candidate for air layering too if you want to get fancy. Don't think you could hurt it at any rate if you leave some trunk to resprout if the air layering or potting the top doesn't work. |
If you have not done it yet, just wack it off. Pick a hight you want it to grow back from and make a clean cut. I have a bunch of these in my yard that I wanted gone and my husband just cut them off at the ground and each stem now has three coming up from the stump. I will either have to round-up them or dig up the root to get rid of them. |
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I know from your site how to prune my dracena Marginata but what is the best implement to use as I dont want to spoil my 1 and half year old plant which is about 4ft tall now and I love it.. |
The stem on my Marginata was about 1/2" (1.2cm)when I cut it off. I used a sharp pair of garden lopping shears. I suppose it might be good advice to clean the blades with bleach or hydrogen peroxide (and dry them) if they were used to remove dead or diseased outdoor plants recently. It does take a certain amount of courage to reduce a prized plant to a lonely stalk, but if my experience was any indicator, after a week or so you'll see the new growth budding out near the top. Two and a half years after trimming my Marginata (and Fragrans--for the second time), both are happy and healthy. I didn't try rooting the old plant tops, but it's worth a try--perhaps using rooting powder. |
- Posted by Kay(firstname.lastname@example.com) onThu, May 5, 11 at 23:15
I've had a couple of marginata branches bend over from some kind of rot or something. Cut the tops off and put in water and they grow lovely roots. I've had three tops that I finally put in soil, but they just sit there. Look fine, but haven't grown in probably a year. |
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importing file in phpmyadmin
presently i have a table in which there are records and the fields are slno (this is a primary key auto increment), firstname, lastname, email, date(which inserts as a date format) these records are presenty being inserting from a html form. this works fine.
i have additional data that is on paper and this paper data needs to be added to this table and the are numerous records that have to be inserted so executing an sql query from myphpadmin is not a good option. due to this i would lke to add the paper data first into a text file or csv file and then use the Import feature in phpyadmin so that this new data is added to the existing table along with the data that is already inserted through the form.
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1. if a text file or csv file is preferrable.
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should i mention slno, firstname, lastname, email, date
on top of the file and add data accordingly.
also as slno is auto increment do i need to specify the numeric number or is it optional and in case of date do i need to follow the same format as it is for previous records while entering the data manually into the text or csv file.
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no you don't have to specify a number when the entries are been created it will be filled in automattically.
phpmyadmin does not import cvs or text files directly, it need to be in a SQL insert string. so you will have to get a 3rd party program to do this or create your own import script.
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by Toby Amidor in Have You Tried, June 18, 2012Love 'em or hate 'em, there's no denying that anchovies are chock full of nutritional goodness. Now is the perfect time to give these small fish a first or second chance.
What Are Anchovies?
These small, silvery fish are members of the herring family. They are about 1 to 4 inches in length and have been eaten around the world for thousands of years. These fish taste pretty fishy and salty—which can make them overwhelming if you don't know how to balance their flavor. Anchovies also have a fifth taste, called umami, a savory taste found in foods high in the amino acid glutamate.
Anchovies are typically filleted, salt-cured and canned in oil. They can be found in the canned tuna and salmon section at your grocery store. Canned anchovies can be stored for up to 1 year in a cool, dry place. Once opened, store in the refrigerator in a sealed container covered with oil for up to 2 months. To decrease its saltiness, soak in cool water for about 20-30 minutes, drain and pat dry with a paper towel.
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Five anchovies canned in oil and drained have only 42 calories, 6 grams of protein, 2 grams of fat and 17 milligrams of cholesterol — that's 6% of your daily recommended dose. They contain 20% of your daily recommended amount of niacin and 19% of selenium. They also have calcium, iron and phosphorus. Much of the fat found in anchovies comes from unsaturated fat, including omega-3's.
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i made a 2 piece dress wich i normaly woudnt do.
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by this dress i didnt coloured the shantough on the top but i coloured the organza at the skirt wich was really difficult to mix up the coloures blue, grey, purple and green in the right amount but i have to say i am really happy with the result.
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And, I think, misnamed. This was photographed at a public rose garden. It is labelled as Jema. Now, I have seen JEMA, and if I am not mistaken, this is not Jema. I have seen other roses in the same garden clearly mislabelled or mispelt. It is deep orange, with an even deeper orange reverse. Looks like a HT growth habit and a bit of a hybrid tea form. Not fragrant. What is it? |
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It looks a lot like About Face... Gorgeous photo, by the way! |
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If you were to look at his kit as a whole, the raw stats that he gets would almost overpower any other champion kits. His passive is a simple but effective permanent 40% attack speed increase His Q is a high damage 1:1 ad ratio single target execute His W gives him a shield with 25% life steal and spell vamp (don't we sacrifice our quint slots for a measily 4% when he can start the game at 5% if he so chose to?) His E at max rank is a 60% attack speed slow. 60%!!! Wasn't this the reason Ezreal's W was nerfed because he become unduelable? And finally his kick has one of the highest scaling AD ratio's in the game. Honestly he has a buttload of raw damage and to top it off he runs on energy. Can't he just be played as a carry?
Why do you think high elo lane sins rush hydra into LW on him Because he doesn't fall off. Not at all
Lee sin is op and his kit is overloaded. More at 11.
if by melee adc you mean splitpush duelist then yeah it's decent
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too bad melee adc is an oxymoron
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No. Melee carries need something that lets them negate damage or prevent focusing by the other team to not get blown up instantly, you build full damage Lee, he will just derp in and die immediately. Ex; Tryndamere's ult, Fiora's ult, Yi's alpha strike
not much of a melee adc cuz hes not about autos but hes ok as a as caster if built for raw damage even though he does really quick he can put out tons of damage with a good combo.
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Yes he is actually. Hydra PD LW is a very strong combo and his shield/LS/mobility gives him the tools to safely auto-attack DPS well. His main issue is that his auto-attack dps still isn't anywhere near Tryndamere and Master Yi's because of a lack of offensive auto-attack steroids and his high AD ratios (some of the highest total ratios in the game) tend to make it better to just build raw AD/ArPen then trying to throw in crit and attack speed stats as well.
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lol have fun getting blown up in teamfights like yi only viable melee adc is trynd